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Neville D’Souza Ground Row: Why Mumbai Footballers Are Protesting
Neville D’Souza ground faces proposed land-use change Mumbai’s football community is rallying to protect the Neville D’Souza Football Ground at Bandra Reclamation after a proposal sought to change the plot’s reservation from a playground to a convention and exhibition centre. The 8,450-square-metre venue is one of the city’s better-known football facilities, with FIFA-standard artificial turf, stands and dressing rooms. It is used by local clubs, youth
Neville D’Souza Ground Row: Why Mumbai Footballers Are Protesting
Neville D’Souza ground faces proposed land-use change Mumbai’s football community is rallying to protect the Neville D’Souza Football Ground at Bandra Reclamation after a proposal sought to change the plot’s reservation from a playground to a convention and exhibition centre. The 8,450-square-metre venue is one of the city’s better-known football facilities, with FIFA-standard artificial turf, stands and dressing rooms. It is used by local clubs, youth
Raja Shivaji Title Row: Bombay High Court Dismisses Petition
Bombay High Court Clears ‘Raja Shivaji’ Release, Dismisses PIL Over Film Title Row The Bombay High Court has dismissed a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking to stall the release of the film Raja Shivaji, clearing the way for its theatrical debut on May 1, 2026. The petition challenged the film’s title, objecting to the omission of the honorific “Chhatrapati” before Shivaji Maharaj’s name. A bench comprising Chief Justice Shree
Raja Shivaji Title Row: Bombay High Court Dismisses Petition
Bombay High Court Clears ‘Raja Shivaji’ Release, Dismisses PIL Over Film Title Row The Bombay High Court has dismissed a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking to stall the release of the film Raja Shivaji, clearing the way for its theatrical debut on May 1, 2026. The petition challenged the film’s title, objecting to the omission of the honorific “Chhatrapati” before Shivaji Maharaj’s name. A bench comprising Chief Justice Shree
Bombay High Court Grants Relief To Duo In 2010 Illegal Handcuffing Case
The Bombay High Court has directed the Maharashtra government to pay ₹50,000 each as compensation to advocate Yogeshwar Kawade and former serviceman Avinash Date for wrongful handcuffing by police in a 2010 case. A division bench comprising Justices Urmila Joshi-Phalke and Nivedita Mehta held that the act amounted to “unwarranted humiliation and indignity,” underlining that such treatment viol
Bombay High Court Grants Relief To Duo In 2010 Illegal Handcuffing Case
The Bombay High Court has directed the Maharashtra government to pay ₹50,000 each as compensation to advocate Yogeshwar Kawade and former serviceman Avinash Date for wrongful handcuffing by police in a 2010 case. A division bench comprising Justices Urmila Joshi-Phalke and Nivedita Mehta held that the act amounted to “unwarranted humiliation and indignity,” underlining that such treatment viol









